William Hallock

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William Hallock

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According to Wikipedia, William Hallock, Ph. D., D.Pharm. was an American physicist, born at Milton, New York. He graduated from Columbia College in 1879, and received the degree of Ph.D. from Würzburg, German Empire in 1881.

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William Hallock's Published Works

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Voice Building and Tone Placing , showing a method of relieving injured vocal cords by tone exercises. By H. Holbrook Curtis, Ph. B., M. D. D. Appleton and Company. 1896. (1896) (3)
MECHANICAL ILLUSTRATION OF KIRCJIOFF'S PRINCIPLE. (1899) (2)
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, FEBRUARY 1, 1897. SECTION OF ASTRONOMY AND PHYSICS (1897) (2)
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.—SECTION OF ASTRONOMY AND PHYSICS, DECEMBER 7, 1896 (1897) (2)
THE 'BALL AND NOZZLE' PHENOMENON. (1895) (1)
RECEPTION AND EXHIBITION OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. (1899) (1)
THE LARYNX AS AN INSTRUMENT OF MUSIC. (1901) (1)
Physiological Physics. (Scientific Literature: On the Spontaneous Heating and Ignition of Hay; Druck und Arbeitsleistung durch Wachsende Pflanzen) (1895) (1)
Chemical action between solids (1889) (1)
ABSORPTION OF TERRESTRIAL RADIATIONS BY THE ATMOSPHERE. (1895) (1)
New York Academy of Sciences—Section of Astronomy and Physics, March 1, 1897 (1897) (1)
The flow of solids; or liquefaction by pressure (1887) (1)
BOLOMETRIC INVESTIGATIONS IN THE INFRA-RED SPECTRUM OF THE SUN. (1895) (1)
Distillation of Mercury at Ordinary Temperatures. (1888) (1)
Physiological Physics: On the Spontaneous Heating and Ignition of Hay . Berthelot. Ann. Chim. Phys., 7, 2. p. 430. 1894. (1895) (0)
Physiological Physics: La Lumière Physiologique . R. Dubois Rev. gén. des Sciences, 5. p. 415 and p. 529. 1894. (1895) (0)
A Systematic Treatise on Electrical Measurements . By Herschel C. Parker. Spon & Chamberlain, London and New York. (1897) (0)
THE PROBLEM OF SOLAR MAGNETISM. (1895) (0)
Iowa Geological Survey, Artesian Wells of Iowa . Vol. VI., pp. 115-428. By W. H. Norton. Des Moines, State Print. 1897. (1898) (0)
On the Smee battery and galvanic polarization (1883) (0)
BOLOMETRIC INVESTIGATIONS; A CORRECTION. (1895) (0)
SECTION B-PHYSICS. (1895) (0)
The result of eighteen years of research work on voice production and analysis (1913) (0)
A Manual of Elementary Practical Physics (1900) (0)
New York Academy of Sciences, October 5, 1896 (1896) (0)
The Flow of Solids, or Liquefaction by Pressure (1887) (0)
SECTION B. PHYSICS. (0)
On the Comparison of High Range Mercury Thermometers of Jena Glass 59111, with the Air Thermometer at temperatures between 300° and 500° C . By Alfons Mahlke. (Wied. Ann. 18,94. Vol. 53, p. 965.) (1895) (0)
Preliminary report of observations at the deep well, Wheeling, West Virginia (1892) (0)
A systematic Treatise on Electrical Measurements (1897) (0)
Physics: On the Voluntary Formation of Hollow Bubbles, Foam and Myelin Forms by the Alkaline Oleates, together with Related Phenomena, Especially those of Protoplasm . G. Quincke. Wiedemann, Ann. 1894. Vol. 53, p. 593. (1895) (0)
Distillation of Mercury at Ordinary Temperatures (1888) (0)
The flow of solids; a note (1888) (0)
THE AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY. (1901) (0)
COLOR STANDARDS. (0)
Memoirs of Frederick A. P. Barnard, D. D., LL. D., L. H. D., D. C. L., Tenth President of Columbia College (1896) (0)
THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (1895) (0)
Very on atmospheric radiation (1901) (0)
Iowa Geological Survey, Artesian Wells of Iowa (1898) (0)
HYDRAULIC ILLUSTRATION OF THE WHEATESTONE BRIDGE. (1898) (0)

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Columbia University